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Floor Plan

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Monday, 27 November 2017

09:00 Registration desk open

09:00 Welcome Coffee

10:00 Start TutorialRoom: Delvaux

10:45-12:00 Topical Discussion MeetingsRidderzaal MercatorStakeholder requirements foroperational space weatherpredictions

How can ionospheric products beenhanced to reach betterapplicability for users?

Yuri Shprits (GFZ Potsdam /UCLA); Irina Zhelavskaya (GFZPotsdam)

Claudia Borries (GermanAerospace Center)

12:00 Lunch Break

13:00 Opening and welcomeRoom: Delvaux

Keynote

Room: Delvaux

13:45 Recent Advances in Planetary Space WeatherChristina Plainaki

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Session 1: Planetary Space Weather Services (part 1)

Chairs: Nicolas Andre (irap/cnrs); Manuel Grande (aberystwythuniversity); Jean Lilensten (cnrs/ipag); Iwona Stanislawska(src/pas)

Room: Mercator

14:15 Planetary Space Weather Services for the Europlanet 2020Research InfrastructureN. Andre, M. Grande, and the PSWS Team

14:27 An heliospheric propagation model for solar wind predictionat planetsA. Goutenoir, M. Bouchemit, E. Budnik, C. Tao, N. Andre, and V.Genot

14:40 Extensions of the CDPP/Propagation tool to the case ofcomets, giant planet auroral emissions, and catalogues ofsolar wind disturbancesN. Andre, V. Genot, A. Rouillard, M. Bouchemit, S. Caussarieu, L.Beigbeder, J.-P. Toniutti, D. Popescu

14:52 The reasons for false alarms at the prediction of high-speedsolar wind streams near Earth, and consequences for theprediction at other planetsStefan Hofmeister, Martin Reiss, Astrid Veronig, ManuelaTemmer, Veronique Delouille, Susanne Vennerstrom

15:05 The Hohmann-Parker Effect and HESPERIA: Strategies forSolar Radiation Hazard Predictions Before, During and AfterPlanetary TransitsArik Posner, Olga Malandraki

15:17 Estimating solar wind speeds from comet ion tail imagesGeraint H. Jones, Yudish Ramanjooloo

15:30 Coffee break and Posters Session 1-9

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Session 1: Planetary Space Weather Services (part 2)

Chairs: Nicolas Andre (irap/cnrs); Manuel Grande (aberystwythuniversity); Jean Lilensten (cnrs/ipag); Iwona Stanislawska(src/pas)

Room: Mercator

16:00 Mars Radiation Surface ModelNathalia Alzate, Manuel Grande and Daniel Matthiae

16:12 A generalized approach to model the spectra and radiationdose rate of solar particle events in deep space and on thesurface of MarsJingnan Guo, Cary Zeitlin, Robert F. Wimmer-Schweingruber,Thoren McDole, Patrick Kuhl, Jan C. Appel, Bernd Heber,Johannes Krauss, Jan Kohler

16:25 A Transplanet model of magnetosphere-ionospherecoupling at Earth, Mars, Jupiter, (Saturn and Venus)M. Indurain, A. Goutenoir, M. Bouchemit, M. Gangloff, N.Jourdane, P.-L. Blelly, A. Marchaudon, N. Andre, and V. Genot

16:37 A software tool for the finding of potential cometary tailcrossingsGeraint H. Jones

16:50 Implementation of a Space Weather VOEvent service atIRAP in the frame of Europlanet H2020 PSWSMichel Gangloff, Nicolas Andre, Vincent Genot, Baptiste Cecconi,Pierre Le Sidaner, Myriam Bouchemit, Elena Budnik, NathanaelJourdane

17:02 mach number and thetabn co-relation classification forspace weatherJivraj Pipaliya

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Session 2: Best Practice In Transitioning Existing Space ScienceTools To Operational SW Prediction Systems (part 1)

Chairs: Giovanni Lapenta (KULeuven); David Jackson (Met Office),Suzy Bingham (Met Office);Stefaan Poedts (KUL), ManolisGeorgoulis (Athens), Mauro Messerotti (Trieste)

Room: Delvaux

14:15 ADAPT Model R2O Life Cycle: modify, test, repeat - InvitedCarl J. Henney, Kathleen Shurkin, C. Nick Arge, David T.MacKenzie, Eric Adamson, Andrew R. Marble

14:45 SWiFT-FORECAST: A physics-based realtime solar windforecast pipelineRui F. Pinto, Alexis P. Rouillard, V. Genot, T. Amari, E. Buchlin, N.Arge

15:00 Open boundary conditions in Lagrangian models ofheliosphere.Vyacheslav Olshevsky, Fabio Bacchini, Stefaan Poedts, GiovanniLapenta

15:15 Addressing the need for coordinated assessment,development and deployment of operational space weatherprediction capabilitiesM. Kuznetsova, M.L. Mays, L. Rastaetter, J-S. Shim, Y. Zheng, C.Wiegand, P.J. Macneice


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Session 2: Best Practice In Transitioning Existing Space ScienceTools To Operational SW Prediction Systems (part 2)

Chairs: Giovanni Lapenta (KULeuven); David Jackson (Met Office),Suzy Bingham (Met Office);Stefaan Poedts (KUL), ManolisGeorgoulis (Athens), Mauro Messerotti (Trieste)

Room: Delvaux

16:00 The ESA Virtual Space Weather Modelling Centre – Part 2Stefaan Poedts and Andrey Kochanov, Andrea Lani and HermanDeconinck, Nicolae Mihalache and Fabien Diet, DanielHeynderickx, Johan De Keyser, Erwin De Donder, Norma B.Crosby and Marius Echim, Luciano Rodriguez, Robbe Vansina,Freek Verstringe and Benjamin Mampaey, Richard Horne, SarahGlauert and John Isles, Piers Jiggens, Ralf Keil, Alexi Glover andJuha-Pekka Luntama

16:15 Modeling Ideal Two-Fluid Plasmas: A new approach withCOOLFluiDNataly Ozak, Alejandro Alvarez Laguna, Andrea Lani, YanaManeva, Stefaan Poedts

16:30 A probabilistic implementation for the Drag-Based ModelDario Del Moro, Gianluca Napoletano, Roberta Forte, ErmannoPietropaolo, Luca Giovannelli, Francesco Berrilli

16:45 Developing an improved Aurora prediction model foroperational useDiana Morosan, David Jackson, Suzy Bingham and RodneyViereck

17:00 Best practices for validating and transitioning to operationsthe space weather services offered by University of Alcalathrough SeNMEs portal.Antonio Guerrero,Consuelo Cid,Judith Palacios, Elena Saiz,Yolanda Cerrato

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Session 3: Ground-based Instruments for Advanced Space WeatherProjects (part 1)

Chairs: Francesca Zuccarello (University of Catania); FrancescoBerrilli (University of Roma Tor Vergata); Paola De Miche-lis (Istituto Nazionale di Geofisica e Vulcanologia); StuartJefferies (University of Hawaii).

Room: Ridderzaal

14:15 Welcome and presentation of the SessionFrancesca Zuccarello

14:20 Science with the European Solar Telescope - InvitedM. J. Martınez Gonzalez

14:40 Event based verification of the automatic flare detectionsystem at Kanzelhohe ObservatoryWerner Potzi, Astrid Veronig

14:50 Investigation of Heliospheric Faraday Rotation Due to aCoronal Mass Ejection (CME) Using the LOw FrequencyARray (LOFAR) and Space-Based Imaging TechniquesMario M. Bisi, Elizabeth A. Jensen, Richard A. Fallows, CharlotteSobey, Brian Wood, Bernard V. Jackson, Alessandra Giunta,David Barnes, P. Paul L. Hick, Tarraneh Eftekhari, Hsiu-Shan Yu,Dusan Odstrcil, Munetoshi Tokumaru, Caterina Tiburzi, and JorisVerbiest.

15:00 The SAMM projectRoberto Piazzesi, Marco Stangalini, Roberto Speziali

15:10 SPRING - Proposed Instrument Concept - InvitedRoth Markus, Gosain Sanjay, Hill Frank, Thompson Michael


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Session 3: Ground-based Instruments for Advanced Space WeatherProjects (part 2)

Chairs: Francesca Zuccarello (University of Catania); FrancescoBerrilli (University of Roma Tor Vergata); Paola De Miche-lis (Istituto Nazionale di Geofisica e Vulcanologia); StuartJefferies (University of Hawaii).

Room: Ridderzaal

16:00 Comprehensive analysis of the Geoeffective Solar Event ofJune 21, 2015: Effects on the Magnetosphere,Plasmasphere and Ionosphere Systems - part 1Mirko Piersanti, Tommaso Alberti, Alessandro Bemporad,Francesco Berrilli, Roberto Bruno, Vincenzo Capparelli, VincenzoCarbone, Claudio Cesaroni, Giuseppe Consolini, Alice Cristaldi,Alfredo Del Corpo, Dario Del Moro, Simone Di Matteo, IlariaErmolli, Silvano Fineschi, Fabio Giannattasio, Fabrizio Giorgi,Luca Giovannelli, Salvatore Luigi Guglielmino, Monica Laurenza,Fabio Lepreti, Maria Federica Marcucci, Matteo Martucci, MatteoMerge, Michael Pezzopane, Ermanno Pietropaolo, PaoloRomano, Roberta Sparvoli, Luca Spogli, Marco Stangalini,Antonio Vecchio, Massimo Vellante, Umberto Villante, FrancescaZuccarello.

16:10 Comprehensive analysis of the Geoeffective Solar Event ofJune 21, 2015: Effects on the Magnetosphere,Plasmasphere and Ionosphere Systems - part 2Mirko Piersanti, Tommaso Alberti, Alessandro Bemporad,Francesco Berrilli, Roberto Bruno, Vincenzo Capparelli, VincenzoCarbone, Claudio Cesaroni, Giuseppe Consolini, Alice Cristaldi,Alfredo Del Corpo, Dario Del Moro, Simone Di Matteo, IlariaErmolli, Silvano Fineschi, Fabio Giannattasio, Fabrizio Giorgi,Luca Giovannelli, Salvatore Luigi Guglielmino, Monica Laurenza,Fabio Lepreti, Maria Federica Marcucci, Matteo Martucci, MatteoMerge, Michael Pezzopane, Ermanno Pietropaolo, PaoloRomano, Roberta Sparvoli, Luca Spogli, Marco Stangalini,Antonio Vecchio, Massimo Vellante, Umberto Villante, FrancescaZuccarello

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16:20 The MOTH Doppler-magnetographs and data calibrationpipelineRoberta Forte, Ermanno Pietropaolo, Stuart Jefferies, Dario DelMoro, Luca Giovannelli, Maurizio Oliviero, Francesco Berrilli

16:30 Worldwide network of particle detectors SEVAN: 10 years ofoperation - InvitedV.Babayan, A.Chilingarian, T.Karapetyan, B.Mailyan andM.Zazyan

16:50 Neutron Monitors for Space WeatherAnatoly Belov,Eugenia Eroshenko,Victor Yanke, ArtemAbunin,Maria Abunina,Raisa Gushchina,Victoria Oleneva,DimitraLingri,Helen Mavromichalaki

17:00 ORCA: A new instrument for Space WeatherJ.J. Blanco, O. Garcıa-Poblacion, J. Medina, I. Garcıa-Tejedor, M.Prieto, G. Dıaz-Romeral, S. Ayuso, R. Gomez-Herrero, J. A.Garzon, A. Gomis, V. Villasante-Marcos, M. Seco, A. Morozova,G. Kornakov, T. Kurtukian, A. Blanco, D. Gonzalez-Diaz, B. Heber,C. Steigies and H. Kruger.

17:10 Conclusions and RecapFrancesca Zuccarello

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17:15-18:30 Topical Discussion MeetingsDelvaux Ridderzaal MercatorCosmic-raymodulation by solarwind structures

StakeholderRequirements for aCommunityCoordinated SatelliteAnomaly Database

Metrics, verificationand validation forspace weatherapplications

Catia Grimani(University of Urbino”Carlo Bo”)

Janet Green (SpaceHazards Applications);Yuri Shprits (GFZPotsdam)

Alexi Glover (ESA);Matthew Angling(University ofBirmingham), MarkDierckxsens(BIRA-IASB), SuzyBingham (Met Office,UK)

18:45-19:45 Medal CeremonyRoom Delvaux

19:45-21:15 Welcome ReceptionErehal @ Kursaal

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Tuesday, 28 November 2017

Keynote & Live Forecast

Room: Delvaux

09:00 Kristian Birkeland - The Almost Forgotten Scientist and Fa-ther of the Sun-Earth ConnectionPal Brekke

09:30 Live Forecast

Session 4: The role of Interplanetary Coronal Mass Ejections inSpace Weather (part 1)

Chairs: Luciano Rodriguez (ROB); Sergio Dasso (IAFE/UBA)Room: Delvaux

09:45 EUHFORIA: Current Status and Path Towards Modeling theEvolution of the Magnetic Structure of Coronal MassEjections - InvitedJens Pomoell, Christine Verbeke, Eleanna Asvestari, CamillaScolini, Stefaan Poedts, Emilia Kilpua, Manuela Temmer, NicolasWijsen, Erkka Lumme, Alexey Isavnin, Erika Palmerio, JasminaMagdalenic

10:15 Probabilistic model for heliospheric propagation ofInterplanetary Coronal Mass Ejections: Drag-basedensemble model (DBEM)Mateja Dumbovic, Jasa Calogovic, Bojan Vrsnak, ManuelaTemmer, Astrid Veronig, Leila M. Mays

10:30 Forecasting the arrival time of the CME’s shock at the EarthEvangelos Paouris, Helen Mavromichalaki

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10:45 Observations and Simulations of the Sun to Earth Evolutionof a STEREO-Era Set of Earth-Impacting CMEs and their InSitu Magnetic FieldChristina Kay, Nat Gopalswamy

Session 5: Aviation Meets Space Weather - Roadmap TowardsSpace Weather Services for Aviation (part 1)

Chairs: Marcin Latocha (Seibersdorf Laboratories), Erwin de Don-der (BIRA-IASB), Claudia Borries (DLR), Peter Beck(Seibersdorf Laboratories), Norma B. Crosby (BIRA-IASB).

Room: Ridderzaal

09:45 The real-time SEP prediction tools within the framework ofthe ‘HESPERIA’ HORIZON 2020 projectO. E. Malandraki, M. Nunez, B. Heber, J. Labrenz, A. Posner, N.Milas, G. Tsiropoula, E. Pavlos

10:00 Application of neutron monitor data for assessment ofaircrew exposureAlexander Mishev, Ilya Usoskin

10:20 A tool for space radiation exposure calculations for aviatorsPavlos Paschalis, Anastasia Tezari, Maria Gerontidou, HelenMavromichalaki

10:40 Improving nowcast and forecast of radiation effects due toSolar Energetic Particles – a roadmap for developments.Marcin Latocha, Rolf Butikofer, Peter Beck

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Session 6: Space Weather Policy, Key Drivers, and Prime Oppor-tunities (part 1)

Chairs: Mike Hapgood (RAL Space); Terry Onsager (NOAA), Ed-ward Oughton (Judge Business School, Cambridge); Her-mann Opgenoorth (IRF/MSB), Catherine Burnett (Met Of-fice); Mario M. Bisi (RAL Space); Jean Lilensten (Grenoble)

Room: Mercator

09:45 An Operational Scheme for Establishing a National SpaceWeather Infrastructure - InvitedMauro Messerotti

10:05 Solar Storms – A risk perspective from the insuranceindustry - InvitedEichner Jan

10:25 Space weather event impacts on South African technology -InvitedRendani Nndanganeni, Lee-Anne McKinnell, Mpho Tshisaphungoand Michael Kosch

10:45 Space weather engagement links with societal andeconomic risksIwona Stanislawska, Zbigniew Klos


Session 4: The role of Interplanetary Coronal Mass Ejections inSpace Weather (part 2)

Chairs: Luciano Rodriguez (ROB); Sergio Dasso (IAFE/UBA)Room: Delvaux

11:45 LOFAR Observations of the Full Passage of a CMERichard Fallows, Mario Bisi, Golam Shaifullah, Caterina Tiburziand Gemma Janssen

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12:00 The properties of CMEs embedded in extreme solar windConsuelo Cid, Judith Palacios, Antonio Guerrero, Elena Saiz,Yolanda Cerrato

12:15 Quantification of disturbance periods of solar wind speed ininterplanetary space due to coronal mass ejectionsManuela Temmer, Reiss Martin A., Nikolic Ljubomir, HofmeisterStefan J., Veronig Astrid

12:30 Plasma diagnostics of CMEs via coronal dimming regionsAstrid M. Veronig, Kamalam Vanninathan, Karin Dissauer,Manuela Temmer

12:45 Inferring ICME Magnetic Fields at 1 AU and Elsewhere: theH-CME MethodManolis K. Georgoulis, Spiros Patsourakos

Session 5: Aviation Meets Space Weather - Roadmap TowardsSpace Weather Services for Aviation (part 2)

Chairs: Marcin Latocha (Seibersdorf Laboratories), Erwin de Don-der (BIRA-IASB), Claudia Borries (DLR), Peter Beck(Seibersdorf Laboratories), Norma B. Crosby (BIRA-IASB).

Room: Ridderzaal

11:45 The impact of space weather on aviation sector in SouthAfricaRendani Nndanganeni, Mpho Tshisaphungo

12:00 Working on space-wx for the pilots’ association: LessonslearnedKlaus Sievers

12:20 ”Reasonably achievable” - first action plans for ALARATheresia Eberbach

12:40 European Aviation Safety Agency, role with regard to SpaceWeather and aviation - InvitedChris Tyson

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Session 6: Space Weather Policy, Key Drivers, and Prime Oppor-tunities (part 2)

Chairs: Mike Hapgood (RAL Space); Terry Onsager (NOAA), Ed-ward Oughton (Judge Business School, Cambridge); Her-mann Opgenoorth (IRF/MSB), Catherine Burnett (Met Of-fice); Mario M. Bisi (RAL Space); Jean Lilensten (Grenoble)

Room: Mercator

11:45 UK Government preparation for a severe space weatherstorm - InvitedClaudia Lally

12:05 Towards Enhanced Space Weather Preparedness: U.S.Space Weather Policies - InvitedSeth Jonas, William Murtagh

12:25 Panel DiscussionMike Hapgood

13:00-14:30 Lunch Break

Keynote

Room: Delvaux

14:30 The Kristian Birkeland medal for Space Weather and SpaceClimateWinner of the Birkeland Medal

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15:00-16:15 Topical Discussion MeetingsDelvaux Ridderzaal MercatorApplications ofneutron monitors tospace-weather andNMDB workingmeeting

How to assess spaceenvironment models’capability in satelliteimpact analysis

Forecaster Forum

Danislav Sapundjiev(Royal MeteorologicalInstitute); Christian T.Steigies (University ofKiel); Rolf Butikofer(University of Bern);Karl-Ludwig Klein(Paris Observatory)

Yihua Zheng(NASA/GSFC);Natalia Ganjushkina;Piers Jiggens; YuriShprits; DavePitchford

Larisa Trichtchenko;Shaun Bloomfield;Ljubomir Nicolic

16:15-17:15 Coffee break and Posters Session 1-9

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17:15-18:30 Topical Discussion MeetingsDelvaux Ridderzaal MercatorDiscussion forpotential cooperationfor mitigating satelliteanomaly

Advance Predictionsof Solar WindConditions at L1:QuantifyingPerformance

Recent and FutureRadiationEnvironmentSpecificationModelling

Mamoru Ishii (NationalInstitute of Informationand CommunicationsTechnology)

M. Leila Mays (NASAGSFC); ChristineVerbeke (KU Leuven);Matthew J West(ROB); BarbaraThompson (NASAGSFC); ChristianMoestl (SpaceResearch CentreGraz); Neel Savani(UMBC/NASA GSFC)

Piers Jiggens(European SpaceResearch AndTechnology Centre);Ingmar Sandberg(SPARC); PaulO’Brien (AerospaceCorporation); EamonnDaly (ESA)

20:00-22:00 Music eveningLounge Bar @ Kursaal

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Wednesday, 29 November 2017


Room: Delvaux

09:00 Lessons Learned from the first educational CubeSat Con-stellationDavide Masutti

09:30 Live Forecast

Session 7: Joint session with CubeSat Symposium (part 1)

Chairs: Davide Masutti (VKI)Room: Ridderzaal

09:45 The UNSW-EC0 Mission: Overview of the Recovery,Commissioning and Mission PlanAboutanios

10:00 Experiences and Lessons Learned with the QB50 SatelliteControl SystemYann Voumard

10:15 Early Operation results of LINK - Little IntelligentNanosatellite of KAISTYeerang Lim

10:30 Lessons learned from the Challenger Mission on QB50Palo

10:45 In-orbit ADCS Commissioning Results of the QB50 CubeSatnSight-1Steyn

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Session 8: Space Systems Engineering: Space Climate Mod-elling and the Effects of Severe Space Weather Events (part 1)

Chairs: Eamonn Daly (European Space Agency); Richard Horne(British Antarctic Survey); Daniel Heynderickx (DH Con-sultancy); Hugh Evans (European Space Agency); DavePitchford (SES), Nigel Meredith (British Antarctic Survey);F. Lei (RadMod Research)

Room: Delvaux

09:45 Methodology and Data Sources for Assessing ExtremeSpace Weather EventsLinda Neergaard Parker, Joseph I. Minow

10:05 Extreme relativistic electron fluxes in the Earth’s outerradiation belt: Analysis of INTEGRAL IREM dataNigel P. Meredith, Richard B. Horne, Ingmar Sandberg,Constantinos Papadimitriou and Hugh D. R. Evans

10:20 Extreme events in the Earth’s electron radiation beltsSarah A Glauert, Richard B. Horne, Nigel P. Meredith

10:40 Low energy electron radiation environment for extremeeventsNatalia Ganushkina, Stepan Dubyagin

Session 9: The role of solar radio observations in Space Weatherscience (part 1)

Chairs: Jasmina Magdalenic (ROB), Alexander Nindos (Univ. ofIoannina), Manuela Temmer (Uni-Graz)

Room: Mercator

09:45 Radio observations of solar flare electron acceleration -InvitedMarina Battaglia

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10:05 Study of the signature of a coronal shock with LOFAR andmulti-viewpoint observations, space weather implications.Pietro Zucca, Diana Morosan, Peter T. Gallagher, RichardFallows, Alexis Rouillard, Jasmina Magdalenic, Christian Vocks,Christophe Marque, Karl-Ludwig Klein, and Gottfried Mann

10:20 Coronal mass ejections and their interplanetary radiosignatures - InvitedSilja Pohjolainen

10:40 Multi-viewpoint Observations of a Widely Distributed SolarEnergetic Particle Event: the Role of EUV Waves and ShockSignaturesAlexander Nindos, Athanasios Kouloumvakos, SpirosPatsourakos, Angelos Vourlidas, Anastasios Anastasiadis,Alexander Hillaris, Ingmar Sandberg


Session 7: Joint session with CubeSat Symposium (part 2)

Chairs: Davide Masutti (VKI)Room: Ridderzaal

11:45 Development of the InflateSail (QB50 GB06) 3U CubeSatTechnology Demonstrator and First Flight ResultsUnderwood

12:00 Analysis of PHOENIX CubeSat under High Tumbling RateMing-Yang Hong

12:15 Nanosatellite Polyitan-2-SAU as a continuation of UkrainianCubesats programKovalenko

12:30 From mission verification to mission operations:QB50/PHOENIX lessons learned and recommendationsVannitsen

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12:45 Lessons learned from Two Turkish QB50 satellitesAslan

Session 8: Space Systems Engineering: Space Climate Mod-elling and the Effects of Severe Space Weather Events (part 2)

Chairs: Eamonn Daly (European Space Agency); Richard Horne(British Antarctic Survey); Daniel Heynderickx (DH Con-sultancy); Hugh Evans (European Space Agency); DavePitchford (SES), Nigel Meredith (British Antarctic Survey);F. Lei (RadMod Research)

Room: Delvaux

11:45 Analysis of internal charging processes in extreme MEOelectron environment - InvitedT. Paulmier, B. Dirassen, R. Rey, K. Ryden, R.Horne

12:10 First results from the Timepix radiation monitor in Low EarthOrbitStefan Gohl, Benedikt Bergmann, Stanislav Pospisil

12:30 The AE9/AP9 Radiation and Plasma environment models -InvitedT.P. O’Brien, W.R. Johnston, S.L. Huston, T.B. Guild, Y.-J. Su, C.Roth, R. Quinn

Session 9: The role of solar radio observations in Space Weatherscience (part 2)

Chairs: Jasmina Magdalenic (ROB), Alexander Nindos (Univ. ofIoannina), Manuela Temmer (Uni-Graz)

Room: Mercator

11:45 Simultaneous Near-Sun Observations of a Moving Type IVRadio Burst and the Associated White-Light Coronal MassEjectionK. Hariharan, R. Ramesh, C. Kathiravan, T.J. Wang

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12:00 Solar radio bursts as space weather hazard and as a spaceweather prediction tool - InvitedKarl-Ludwig Klein

12:20 The Radio Telescope LOFAR as a Novel Tool for SpaceWeatherGottfried Mann and Christian Vocks

12:35 3D-MHD Modeling Using Interplanetary Scintillation (IPS)ObservationsBernard V. Jackson, Hsiu-Shan Yu, P. Paul Hick, AndrewBuffington, Mario M. Bisi, Dusan Odstrcil, Tae. Kim, NickPogorelov, Munetoshi Tokumaru, Jaehun Kim, and Jongyeon Yun

12:50 The Worldwide Interplanetary Scintillation (IPS) Stations(WIPSS) Network: Initial Results from the October 2016Space-Weather CampaignMario M. Bisi, Bernard V. Jackson, Richard A. Fallows, MunetoshiTokumaru, Ernesto Aguilar-Rodriguez, J. AmericoGonzalez-Esparza, Julio C. Mejia-Ambriz, Igor Chashei, SergeyTyul’bashev, John Morgan, Periasamy K. Manoharan, OyukiChang, Hsiu-Shan Yu, Dusan Odstrcil, David Barnes, and BiagioForte.


Keynote

Room: Delvaux

14:30 Highlights on Extreme Space Weather from the SPACES-TORM ProjectRichard Horne

15:00-16:30 Topical Discussion MeetingDelvauxSpace Weather Working Team : general meeting

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16:30-17:00 CoffeePoster area

17:00-18:30 FairPoster area

18:30-20:30 Beer after workPoster area

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Thursday, 30 November 2017


Room: Delvaux

09:00 More steps towards L5Robert Bentley

09:30 Live Forecast

Session 10: ICME and SEPs throughout the Heliosphere: multi-spacecraft observations and data-driven modeling (part 1)

Chairs: Jingnan Guo (Univ of Kiel); Christian Moestl (Space Re-search Centre Graz); Mateja Dumbovic (Univ of Zagreb);Nina Dresing (Univ of Kiel); Markus Battarbee (Univ of Cen-tral Lancashire)

Room: Mercator

09:45 Statistical methods for the optimal planning of multispacecraft missions to monitor space weather. - InvitedG. Lapenta, M. E. Innocenti, C. Skandrani, F. Crespon, J.Lamouroux

10:09 Statistical Properties of the 20 Largest SEP EventsYihua Zheng, Mary Aronne

10:26 Long-lasting solar energetic electron injection during the 26Dec 2013 widespread SEP eventN.Dresing, A. Klassen, B. Heber, R. Gomez-Herrero, M. Temmerand A. Veronig

10:43 Why is solar cycle 24 an inefficient producer of high-energyparticle events?Rami Vainio, Osku Raukunen, Allan J. Tylka, William F. Dietrich,Alexandr Afanasiev

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Session 11: Space Weather effects in the ionosphere and thermo-sphere: advances in monitoring, modeling and mitigation tech-niques (part 1)

Chairs: Anna Belehaki (NOA); Jean Lilensten (IPAG/CNRS)Room: Delvaux

09:45 Long-term variations of exospheric temperature inferredfrom foF1 observationsAndrei Mikhailov, Loredana Perrone

10:00 Northern scintillations characteristics and impacts on SBASbehavior: EGNOS CaseRidha Chaggara, Claudia Paparini, Ulrich Ngayap-Youmbi,

Bernard Duparc, Sandro Maria Radicella, Luigi Ciraolo

10:15 Extremely intense ionospheric ion escape during severeICMEsM. Yamauchi, R. Slapak, A. Schillings, and H. Nilsson

10:30 The Australian Bureau of Meteorology Activities for theIonospheric Modelling: A Regional ApproachZ. Bouya, M. Terkildsen P. Maher, V. Kumar, G. Patterson

10:45 The modification of the ionosphere over the thunderstormareaJan Blecki, Ewa Slominska, Jan Slominski, Roman Wronowski,Andrzej Kulak, Janusz Mlynarczyk, Roger Haagmans, MichelParrot

Session 12: Enhanced Space Weather Monitoring System (LA-GRANGE MISSIONS & D3S) (part 1)

Chairs: Stefan Kraft (ESA - ESOC); Steven W. Clarke (NASA)Room: Permeke

09:45 Enhanced Space Situational Awareness from L5 - InvitedAlexi Glover, Stefan Kraft, Juha-Pekka Luntama

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10:05 A remote-sensing package for ESA’s enhancedspace-weather monitoring systemJackie Davies, Paul Eccleston, Richard Harrison, Ian Tosh, DavidBerghmans, Matthew West, Jean-Herve Lecat, Peter Barthol,Achim Gandorfer, Sami Solanki

10:25 In-situ environment monitoring by space weather missionsto the Sun-Earth Lagrange pointsDhiren Kataria

10:45 A Wide-Field Coronal EUV Imager-Spectrometer forImproved Space Weather ForecastingLeon Golub


Session 10: ICME and SEPs throughout the Heliosphere: multi-spacecraft observations and data-driven modeling (part 2)

Chairs: Jingnan Guo (Univ of Kiel); Christian Moestl (Space Re-search Centre Graz); Mateja Dumbovic (Univ of Zagreb);Nina Dresing (Univ of Kiel); Markus Battarbee (Univ of Cen-tral Lancashire)

Room: Mercator

11:45 Creating an index for Solar Energetic Particle (SEP) eventsusing multivariate analysisA. Papaioannou, A. Anastasiadis, M. Paassilta, R. Vainio, E.Valtonen, A. Kouloumvakos, A. Belov, E. Eroshenko, V. Yanke, M.Abunina, A. Abunin

12:02 Interplanetary coronal mass ejection observed atSTEREO-A, Mars, comet 67P/Churyumov-Gerasimenko,Saturn, and New Horizons en-route to Pluto. Comparison ofits Forbush decreases at 1.4, 3.1 and 9.9 AU - InvitedOlivier Witasse, Beatriz Sanchez-Cano, M.Leila Mays, PrimozKajdic, Hermann Opgenoorth, Heather Elliott, Ian Richardson

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12:26 Forbush Decreases and Interplanetary Coronal MassEjections at Earth and MarsMark Lester, Beatriz Sanchez-Cano, Emma Thomas, AdamLangeveld, Jingnan Guo, Hermann Opgenoorth

12:43 CME dynamics using STEREO and LASCO observations:relative importance of Lorentz forces and solar wind dragNishtha Sachdeva, Prasad Subramanian, Angelos Vourlidas,Volker Bothmer

Session 11: Space Weather effects in the ionosphere and thermo-sphere: advances in monitoring, modeling and mitigation tech-niques (part 2)

Chairs: Anna Belehaki (NOA); Jean Lilensten (IPAG/CNRS)Room: Delvaux

11:45 Specifying the background ionospheric conditions forscientific and operational applicationsIoanna Tsagouri, Ja Soon Shim, Maria M. Kusnetsova, IvanGalkin, Bruno Zolesi, Anna Belehaki, Kostas Koutroumbas andKostas Themelis

12:00 Geomagnetic and Ionospheric data from the Swarm Missionfor the ESA’s SSA SWE Service NetworkGuram N. Kervalishvili, Claudia Stolle, Jan Rauberg, JurgenMatzka, Stefanie Weege, Mirjam Langhans, Nils Olsen, SusanneVennerstrøm, Magnar G. Johnsen, Chris Hall

12:15 New insights into structure of the mid-latitude Ionosphereusing LOFARRichard Fallows, Maaijke Mevius, Biagio Forte, Sebastiaan vander Tol, and Mario Bisi

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12:30 The ESCAPE M5 mission: first-time systematic study ofThermosphere/Exosphere/Ionosphere for various solar andsolar wind conditionsIannis Dandouras, Masatoshi Yamauchi, Henri Reme, Johan DeKeyser, Octav Marghitu, Andrew Fazakerley, Benjamin Grison,Lynn Kistler, Anna Milillo, Rumi Nakamura, Nicolaos Paschalidis,Antonis Paschalis, Jean-Louis Pincon, Takeshi Sakanoi, MartinWieser, Peter Wurz, Ichiro Yoshikawa, Ingemar Haggstrom, MikeLiemohn, Feng Tian, Ioannis Daglis and the ESCAPE proposalteam

12:45 Ionospheric impact on Biomass ESA missionLucilla Alfonsi, Gabriella Povero, Luca Spogli, Claudio Cesaroni,Cathryn N.Mitchell, Robert Burston, Sreeja Veettil, Marcio Aquino,Virginia Klausner, Marcio Muella, Michael Pezzopane, AlessandraGiuntini,Biagio Forte, Marco Pini, La The Vinh, Ta Hai Tung,Asnawi Husin, Sri Ekawati, Charisma Victoria de laCruz-Cayapan, Mardina Abdullah, Noridawaty Mat Daud, Minh LeHuy, Nicolas Floury

Session 12: Enhanced Space Weather Monitoring System (LA-GRANGE MISSIONS & D3S) (part 2)

Chairs: Stefan Kraft (ESA - ESOC); Steven W. Clarke (NASA)Room: Permeke

11:45 ASHI: An All Sky Heliospheric Imager for ViewingThomson-Scattered LightBernard V. Jackson, Andrew Buffington, Hsiu-Shan Yu, P. PaulHick, and Mario M. Bisi

12:05 Small Satellite Constellation for ESA’s Distributed SpaceWeather3SFederico Gardosi, Nicolas Faber, Hubert Moser, Pierre Morin,Marino Poppe

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12:25 SMILE: A Novel and Global Way to Explore Solar-TerrestrialRelationshipsGraziella Branduardi-Raymont, Chi Wang, Steve Sembay, Lei Dai,Lei Li, Eric Donovan, Tianran Sun, Dhiren Kataria, RumiNakamura, Huigen Yang, Andrew Read, Emma Spanswick, DavidSibeck, Kip Kuntz, Philippe Escoubet, David Agnolon, WalfriedRaab, Jianhua Zheng

12:45 Ground Level Event Monitor – an energetic particleinstrument in interplanetary mediumHeber, B., Casolino, M., Blanco Avalos, J.,Wimmer-Schweingruber, R.


Round Table

Room: Delvaux

14:00 Round Table

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15:00-16:15 Topical Discussion MeetingsDelvaux Mercator PermekeSSA Space WeatherNetwork Event

Atmospheric Effectstopical group meeting

Harmonisation of SEPData Calibrations(HSDC)

Sean Bruinsma(CNES)

Ingmar Sandberg(SPARC); PiersJiggens(ESTEC/ESA); DanielHeynderickx (DHConsultancy), JuanRodriguez (NOAA,CIRES)

16:15-17:15 Coffee break and Posters Session 10-15

17:15-18:30 Topical Discussion MeetingsDelvaux Mercator PermekeSSA Space WeatherNetwork Event

Assessing the need tofurther integrate upperatmosphere facilitiesfor improvedspecification of spaceweather effects andfor space climateresearch advances

High-energy SolarEnergetic ParticleEvents

Anna Belehaki(National Observatoryof Athens); JeanLilensten(IPAG/CNRS, France)

AthanasiosPapaioannou(National Observatoryof Athens), StepanPoluianov (Universityof Oulu), Alex Mishev(University of Oulu)

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18:55 Joint departure for the dinner in front of Het Kursaal

19:30-22:00 Dinner @ Versluys ArenaLeopold Van Tyghemlaan, 628400 Oostende

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Friday, 1 December 2017


Room: Delvaux

09:00 Identification of travelling ionospheric disturbances and per-spectives for the development of warning servicesAnna Belehaki

09:30 Live Forecast

Session 13: System Science: Application to space weather anal-ysis, modelling and forecasting (part 1)

Chairs: Richard Boynton (Univ of Sheffield); Homayon Aryan (God-dard Space Flight Center); George Balasis (IAASARS,NOA); Enrico Camporeale (CWI)

Room: Delvaux

09:45 Understanding performance of neural network models forshort-term predictions applied to geomagnetic indices -InvitedPeter Wintoft, Magnus Wik

10:10 Automatically worked stages for estimation of the level ofexpected radiation hazards from SEP eventsLev Dorman and Lev Pustil’nik

10:30 Empirical modeling of the plasmasphere dynamics usingneural networksIrina Zhelavskaya,Yuri Shprits,Maria Spasojevic

10:45 Variation of geomagnetic responses to the solar wind input:Half-year increase during declining phases and 2009specialtyM. Yamauchi and B. Olsthoorn

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Session 14: Multi-viewpoint versus single-viewpoint observationsand modelling - Lessons learned from 10 years of STEREO (part1)

Chairs: Barbara Thompson (NASA GSFC); Manuela Temmer (Uni-versity of Graz); Jackie Davies (RAL Space); Volker Both-mer (University of Gottingen); Alexis Rouillard (IRAP); Ste-faan Poedts (KU Leuven)

Room: Mercator

09:45 3D reconstructions of EUV wave fronts using multi-pointSTEREO observationsTatiana Podladchikova, Astrid M. Veronig, Karin Dissauer

10:00 Non-linear two-fluid simulation of a coronal loopAlejandro Alvarez Laguna, Nataly Ozak, and Stefaan Poedts

10:15 Predicting the solar wind based on the principle ofco-rotationSusanne Vennerstrom, Astrid M. Veronig, Manuela Temmer,Stefan Hofmeister and Stephan G. Heinemann

10:30 Modeling Coronal Mass Ejections with EUHFORIA: AParameter Study of the Gibson-Low Flux Rope Model usingmulti-viewpoint observationsChristine Verbeke, Eleanna Asvestari, Camilla Scolini,JensPomoell, Stefaan Poedts, Emilia Kilpua

10:45 STEREO observational constraints and initialization for thecoupled ENLIL+SEPMOD modelsM. L. Mays, J. G. Luhmann, H. M. Bain, Y. Li, D. Odstrcil, C. O.Lee, Lan Jian, R. A. Mewaldt, A.B. Galvin

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Session 15: Ground-based Operational and Infrastructure Impactsof Space Weather (part 1)

Chairs: Ellen Clarke (BGS), Gemma Richardson (BGS)Room: Permeke

09:45 Space Weather Research Program focused on the EnergySector in the UK - InvitedAlexis Ruffenach

10:15 Modelling electric fields in Ireland and UK for space weatherapplicationsJoan Campanya, Peter Gallagher, Sean Blake, Mark Gibbs, DavidJackson, Ciaran Beggan, Gemma S. Richardson, Colin Hogg

10:30 Planning new improvements for modelling and measuringgeomagnetically induced currents in SpainJ. Miquel Torta, Alex Marcuello, Joan Campanya, SantiagoMarsal, Pilar Queralt, Juanjo Ledo

10:45 Simulations of GICs in the Fully Resolved Irish PowerNetwork over 25 YearsSean Blake, Peter T. Gallagher, Joe McCauley, Joan Campanya,Alan G. Jones, Colin Hogg, Ciaran D. Beggan, Alan W.PThomson, Gemma S. Richardson, David Bell


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Session 13: System Science: Application to space weather anal-ysis, modelling and forecasting (part 2)

Chairs: Richard Boynton (Univ of Sheffield); Homayon Aryan (God-dard Space Flight Center); George Balasis (IAASARS,NOA); Enrico Camporeale (CWI)

Room: Delvaux

11:45 Global Solar Magnetic Maps and Forecasting SpaceWeather with ADAPTCarl J. Henney, Kathleen Shurkin, C. Nick Arge

12:05 Use of systems based models for the forecasting of spaceweatherS. N. Walker, T. Arber, K. Bennett, M. Liemohn, B. van der Holst,P. Wintoft, N. Y. Ganushkina, and M. A. Balikhin

12:25 Evidence on second-order phase transition of themagnetosphere around magnetic stormsGeorgios Balasis, Ioannis A. Daglis, Yiannis Contoyiannis, SteliosM. Potirakis, Constantinos Papadimitriou, Nikolaos S. Melis,Omiros Giannakis, Athanassios Papaioannou, AnastasiosAnastasiadis, and Charalampos Kontoes

12:45 Tracking and characterizing the evolution of active regionswith SDO/HMIRaphael Attie, Barbara Thompson, Veronique Delouille

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Session 14: Multi-viewpoint versus single-viewpoint observationsand modelling - Lessons learned from 10 years of STEREO (part2)

Chairs: Barbara Thompson (NASA GSFC); Manuela Temmer (Uni-versity of Graz); Jackie Davies (RAL Space); Volker Both-mer (University of Gottingen); Alexis Rouillard (IRAP); Ste-faan Poedts (KU Leuven)

Room: Mercator

11:45 Observations of the drivers of space weather with coronaland magnetic imagers - InvitedNeal Hurlburt, Alan Title, James Lemen and Cathy Chou

12:15 New strategies for modelling and forecasting the backgroundsolar wind combined with multi-point observationsRui F. Pinto, Alexis P. Rouillard, D. Odstrcill, L. Mays

12:30 Kinematics, shock locations and properties of a CME drivenshock using LOFAR and multi-viewpoint observations.Pietro Zucca, Diana Morosan, Peter T. Gallagher, RichardFallows, Alexis Rouillard, Jasmina Magdalenic, Christian Vocks,Christophe Marque, Karl-Ludwig Klein, and Gottfried Mann

12:45 Verification of real-time WSA-ENLIL+Cone simulations ofCME arrival-time at the CCMC/SWRCAlexandra M. Wold, M. Leila Mays, A.Taktakishvili, L. Jian,D.Odstrcil, P. MacNeice

Session 15: Ground-based Operational and Infrastructure Impactsof Space Weather (part 2)

Chairs: Ellen Clarke (BGS), Gemma Richardson (BGS)Room: Permeke

11:45 Recent advances and validation of GIC modelling in the UKGemma Richardson, Ciaran Beggan, Alan Thomson

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12:00 Long term Geomagnetically Induced Current Observationsin New Zealand: Earth return Corrections and GeomagneticField DriverDaniel Mac Manus, Craig Rodger,Michael Dalzell,AlanThomson,Mark Clilverd,Tanja Petersen,Moritz Wolf,Neil Thomson

12:15 GIC modelling in Austria: comparison to long-termmeasurements in multiple stationsRachel Bailey, Thomas Halbedl, Ingrid Schattauer, AlexanderRomer, Georg Achleitner, Ciaran Beggan, Ramon Egli, RomanLeonhardt

12:30 Modelling and Mitigation of Geomagnetically InducedCurrents in New Zealand: Working down to theTransformer-LevelCraig J. Rodger, Tim Divett, Michael Dalzell, Ciaran Beggan,Gemma Richardson, Daniel H. Mac Manus, Alan W P Thomson,and Mark A. Clilverd

12:45 An assessment of the spatial scales of second-minute scaledB/dt magnetic disturbances driving GICs: What spatialdensity of ground magnetometer stations is needed for GICmonitoring?Stavros Dimitrakoudis, David K. Milling, Ian R. Mann, Andy Kale,Ivan Pakhotin


Keynote

Room: Delvaux

14:30 The H2020 project SWAMI: Space Weather AtmosphereModel and IndicesSean Bruinsma

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15:00-16:15 Topical Discussion MeetingsDelvaux Mercator PermekeSpace WeatherActivities in theCoordination Groupfor MeteorologicalSatellites

Assessment ofionospheric predictioncapabilities:challenges indata-modelcomparisons

Solar Flares, CoronalMass Ejections andSolar EnergeticParticle events:Impacts on the SpaceEnvironment

Elsayed Talaat(NASA); TsutomuNagatsuma (NICT);Terry Onsager(NOAA)

Ioanna Tsagouri(National Observatoryof Athens); Ja SoonShim (CUA/NASAGSFC); LudgerScherliess (Utah StateUniversity); EndawokeYizengaw (BostonCollege); MatthewAngling (University ofBirmingham)

Olga E. Malandraki(SWWT-TWG1Spokesperson,National Observatoryof Athens/IAASARS,Greece); NicoleVilmer (SWWT-TWG1Spokesperson,LESIA, Observatoirede Paris); Norma B.Crosby (Royal BelgianInstitute for SpaceAeronomy)

16:15-16:45 Coffee

End of meeting

Thank you for participating.We hope to see you again next year!

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POSTERS

Monday 27 - Wednesday 29

Session 1: Planetary Space Weather Services

1.e01 Planetary and cometary space weather predictions fromobservations near and farAndrea Opitz, Karoly Szego, Zoltan Nemeth, Melinda Dosa,Zsuzsanna Dalya, Aniko Timar, Daniel Vech, Nicolas Andre

1.e02 Automatic Lunar Flash Investigation (ALFI) SoftwareAnthony Cook, Manuel Grande

1.p03 Testing space weather connections in the solar systemB. Grison, J. Soucek, V. Krupar, D. Pısa, O. Santolık, U.Taubenschuss and F. Nemec

1.p04 Representation of planetary environments by universalparaboloid magnetospheric magnetic field modelVladimir Kalegaev, Igor Alexeev, Elena Belenkaya, SergeyBobrovnikov

1.p05 Study on a statistical model of the relativistic electron fluxforecastat geostationary orbitZhong Qiu-Zhen, Zhen Jing-Lei, Liu Si-qing, Lin Rui-lin, GongJian-cun

1.p06 Revealing the pivot energy of SEPs contributing to theMartian surface radiation environmentJingnan Guo, Robert F. Wimmer-Schweingruber, Manuel Grande,Tom Knight, Zoe Hannah Lee-Payne

Session 2: Best Practice In Transitioning Existing Space ScienceTools To Operational SW Prediction Systems

2.e01 Validation-Based Decision MakingManolis K. Georgoulis

2.e02 Robust NARMAX model and forecast of geomagnetic indicesVitaliy Yatsenko

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Posters - Sessions 1 to 9

2.e03 The Ionosphere Prediction Service ProjectClaudio Cesaroni, Filippo Rodriguez, Giorgiana De Franceschi,Marcio Aquino, Francesco Berrili, Michael Hutchinson, GaneshLalgudi Gopalakrishnan, Sreeja. Vaddake Veettil, Luca Spogli,Vincenzo Romano, Roberto Ronchini, Stefano Di Rollo and DarioDel Moro.

2.e04 EUHFORIA: a solar wind and CME evolution modell S. Poedts, J. Pomoell, C. Verbeke, C. Scolini, N. Wijsen, E. Kipua,E. Lumme, E. Palmerio, A. Isavnin

2.e05 Finalizing the FLARECAST ProjectManolis K. Georgoulis, D. Shaun Bloomfield and the FLARECASTConsortium

2.p06 Combining photospheric and coronal observations toproduce flare activity predictorsIoannis Kontogiannis, Costis Gontikakis, Jordan, A. Guerra,Sung-Hong Park, Manolis Georgoulis

2.p07 Polarity-inversion-line properties in eruptive solar activeregions and corresponding CME characteristicsIoannis Kontogiannis, Manolis Georgoulis

2.p08 Numerical Modelling of Stealth Solar EruptionsDana-Camelia Talpeanu, Francesco Zuccarello, Emmanuel Chane,Stefaan Poedts, Elke D’Huys, Skralan Hosteaux, Marilena Mierla

2.p09 Magnetic observatory data products for space weatheroperationsEllen Clarke, Gemma Richardson, Alan Thomson, Orsi Baillie,Sarah Reay, Thomas Humphries, John Williamson and LaurenceBillingham

2.p10 Starting operative Space Weather activities in ArgentinaV. Lanabere, S. Dasso, A. M. Gulisano and V. E. Lopez

2.p11 TBC: Approaches taken by P2-SWE-II project to designservices for operational forecastersReuben Wright, others TBC from DH Consultancy, Met Office,Insitute of Space Science

2.p12 From kinetic models to predictive tools : solar wind andplasmasphere modelsViviane Pierrard

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2.p13 Defining geomagnetic disturbance scale thresholds throughstatisticsJ. Palacios, A. Guerrero, C. Cid, E. Saiz, and Y. Cerrato

2.p14 SWERTO: an operational regional Space Weather serviceFrancesco Berrilli, Marco Casolino, Dario Del Moro, Roberta Forte,Luca Giovannelli, Matteo Martucci, Matteo Merge, Livio Narici,Giuseppe Pucacco, Alessandro Rizzo, Stefano Scardigli, RobertaSparvoli

2.p15 Forecasting solar wind parameters at L1: Development ofAWSOM/SWIFTT. Arber, K. Bennett, M. Liemohn, B. van der Holst, S. N. Walker, M.A. Balikhin

2.p16 EUHFORIA background solar wind modeling – validationwithin the CCSOM projectJurgen Hinterreiter, Manuela Temmer, Christine Verbeke, NicolasWijsen, Stefaan Poedts, Jasmina Magdalenic

2.p17 Validation of IPS-ENLIL for operational space weatherforecasting purposesSiegfried Gonzi, David Jackson, Emily Down, Edmund Henley,Marion Weinzierl, Anthony Yeates, Francois-Xavier Boquet, MarioBisi

Session 3: Ground-based Instruments for Advanced Space WeatherProjects

3.e01 LOFAR4SpaceWeather: Towards Space Weather Monitoringwith Europe’s Largest Radio TelescopeRichard Fallows, Rene Vermeulen, and Gert Kruithof, on behalf ofthe LOFAR4SW consortium

3.p02 Difference of Multiplicities in neutron monitorYury Balabin, Boris Gvozdevsky, Aleksey Germanenko

3.p03 Service Platform SAFE(Safety during Aviation FlightEnvironment from radiation) SystemSeungBum Yang, TaeYoung Kim, JangSeok Choi, DoHyun Kim,SoYeon Kang, MyungJin Choi

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3.p04 Ground based cosmic radiation monitoring with passivemonitoring stations based on thermoluminescent detectorsOlivier Van Hoey, Filip Vanhavere

3.p05 Atmospheric temperature profiles at the Antarctic node ofLAGO: Quiet and perturbed conditionsV.E. Lopez, A.M. Gulisano and S. Dasso, for the LAGOCollaboration

3.p06 Cosmic rays using water Cherenkov detectors in Antarctic:First Campaign toward the Antarctic node of the LAGOCollaborationSergio Dasso, Adriana Marıa Gulisano, Omar Areso, MaximilianoRamelli, Matıas Pereira, Ubaldo Erenu, Viviana Lopez, HectorOchoa, for the LAGO collaboration

3.p07 Atmospheric temperature profiles at the Antarctic node ofLAGO: Quiet and perturbed conditionsV. E. Lopez, A. M. Gulisano and S. Dasso for the LAGOCollaboration

3.p08 A set of secondary cosmic rays monitoringYury Balabin, Boris Gvozdevsky, Aleksey Germanenko

3.p09 Barentsburg, Apatity, Baksan are neutron monitors withadvanced equipmentYury Balabin, Dakhir Dzhappuev, Boris Gvozdevsky, AlekseyGermanenko

3.p10 Atmospheric temperature profiles at the Antarctic node ofLAGO: Quiet and perturbed conditionsV. E. Lopez, A. M. Gulisano and S. Dasso for the LAGOCollaboration

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Session 4: The role of Interplanetary Coronal Mass Ejections inSpace Weather

4.e01 Magnetic clouds and their driven shocks/sheaths near Earth:geoeffective properties studied with a superposed epochtechniqueSergio Dasso, Jimmy Joel Masıas-Meza, Pascal Demoulın,Luciano Rodrıguez, and Miho Janvier

4.e02 Quantification of solar wind parameters from measurmentsby SOHO and DSCOVR spacecrafts during series ofInterplanetary Coronal Mass Ejections in the helioactiveperiod September 2-15, 2017Yordan Tassev, Peter I.Y. Velinov, Dimitrinka Tomova, AlexanderMishev

4.e03 Multipoint, galactic cosmic ray observations associated with aseries of interplanetary coronal mass ejections: the casestudy of June 2015A. Papaioannou, B. Heber, A. Anastasidis, A. Belov, K. Herbst, E.Eroshenko, A. Abunin, M. Abunina

4.e04 Galactic cosmic rays and Forbush decreases at Mars:comparison of measurement by MAVEN in orbit and by MSLon groundJingnan Guo, Niklas Lundt, Rob Lillis, Robert F.Wimmer-Schweingruber, Donald M. Hassler, Christina Lee,Henning Lohf, Arik Posner, Cary Zeitlin

4.p05 Sun-to-Earth simulations of geo-effective coronal massejections with EUHFORIA: A heliospheric-magnetosphericmodel chain approachCamilla Scolini, Christine Verbeke, Stefaan Poedts, LucianoRodriguez, Jens Pomoell, William D. Cramer, Joachim Raeder, NatGopalswamy

4.p06 Modelling coronal mass ejections with EUHFORIA: Testingthe effect of different shapes on predictions at 1 AUCamilla Scolini, Christine Verbeke, Stefaan Poedts, Jens Pomoell

4.p07 Determination of diffusion coefficients of cosmic rays in theinner heliosphereJimmy Masıas-Meza,Sergio Dasso

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4.p08 LISA-like missions for possible space weather applicationsSimone Benella

4.p09 Accurate estimation of the near-Sun magnetic field of coronalmass ejectionsKostas Moraitis, Etienne Pariat, Antonia Savcheva

4.p10 First-principles simulations of magnetic reconnection withinthe solar environmentE. Boella, D. Gonzalez-Herrero, M. E. Innocenti and G. Lapenta

4.p11 Comparison between EUHFORIA and ENLIL: CME onSeptember 4, 2010Marilena Mierla, Camilla Scolini, Leila Mays, Jens Pomoell,Luciano Rodriguez

4.p12 Analysis of the magnetic field fluctuations during a substormLiudmyla Kozak, Bogdan Petrenko, Elena Kronberg, ElenaGrigorenko, Antony Lui, Andrew Prokhorenkov

4.p13 Validation of Drag-Based Ensemble Model (DBEM):probabilistic model for heliospheric propagation of CMEsJasa Calogovic, Mateja Dumbovic, Bojan Vrsnak, ManuelaTemmer, Leila M. Mays, Astrid Veronig

Session 5: Aviation Meets Space Weather - Roadmap TowardsSpace Weather Services for Aviation

5.p01 The multi-usage of cosmic ray data to Space WeatherservicesH. Mavromichalaki, M. Gerontidou, P. Paschalis, E. Paouris, A.Tezari

5.p02 Overview of the role of the European Aviation Safety Agency(EASA)Chris Tyson

5.p03 ESA Space Situational Awareness Space Weather ServiceNetwork: Services to AirlinesErwin De Donder, Norma Crosby, Claudia Borries, Alexi Glover

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Session 8: Space Systems Engineering: Space Climate Mod-elling and the Effects of Severe Space Weather Events

8.e01 Environment conditions during the surface-charging anomalyof the two geosynchronous satellites reported: TELSTAR 401and Galaxy 15Elena Saiz, Antonio Guerrero, Consuelo Cid, Judith Palacios,Yolanda Cerrato

8.e02 The Project “Universat” of the System of Small Satellites forMonitoring of the Space ThreatsE.P. Popova, M.I. Panasyuk, V.M. Lipunov, M. Barthelemy, A.A.Belov, V.V. Bogomolov, A.S. Chepurnov, K.S. Gilchenko, G.K.Garipov, E.S. Gorbovskoii, O.S. Grafodatskii, B. Escudier,A.F.Iyudin, V.V. Kalegaev, M.A. Kaznacheeva, P.A. Klimov, V.G.Kornilov, A.S. Kubankin, N.V. Kuznetsov, S.A. Lemeshevskii, S.A.Mit’, V.I. Osedlo, V.L. Petrov, M.V.Podsolko, A.Yu. Poroikov, M.Protassov, A.N. Shustova, I.A. Rubinshtein, K.Yu. Saleev, S.I.Svertilov, M. Stepanov, Ya.A. Shtunder, Yu.D. Troitskaya, V.I.Tulupov, I.V. Yashin

8.e03 Solar Particle Events of September 2017: Multi-SpacecraftObservations and Space System EffectsPiers Jiggens, Hugh Evans, Eamonn Daly, T.A. Lisker, S. Benck,Thomas Berger

8.p04 New integrated pre-processing chain for radiations andinternal charging analysis to model time variations impactson space systemsBenjamin Jeanty-Ruard, Arnaud Trouche, Pierre Sarrailh, GiovanniSantin, Didier Falguere, Amandine Champlain, Julien Forest

8.p05 Statistical modelling of solar flare extremesThomai Tsiftsi

8.p06 Extreme value theory for the study of electron fluxes in theradiation belts: Observations from ICARE-NG/CARMEN-1,SAC-DVanina Lanabere and Sergio Dasso

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8.p07 Empirical model of galactic cosmic ray particle fluxes basedon the experimental data in solar cycles 21–24Elena Popova, Nikolay Kuznetsov, Mikhail Panasyuk, MikhailPodzolko

8.p08 Space Environment Automated Alerts & Anomaly AnalysisAssistant (SEA5)Justin Boblitt, Tyler Schiewe, Yihua Zheng, Maria Kuznetsova, M.Leila Mays, Stijn Calders, Erwin De Donder

8.p09 Statistical study of DMSP surface-charging events over onesolar cycleXuejie Meng, Dong Chen, Liqin Shi, Siqing Liu, Shanqiang Chen

8.p10 Differences and similarities in relativistic electron fluxesdynamics during two large geomagnetic storms in 2015Vladimir Kalegaev, Natalia Vlasova, Evgenia Beresneva, IlyaNazarkov, Arnaud Prost, Daniel Boscher, Angelica Sicard-Piet,Vincent Maget

8.p11 Variation of high-energy electron’s flux at geostationary orbitand its correlation with space weather characteristicsVasily S. Anashin, Grigory A. Protopopov, Igor A. Lyakhov,Valentina I. Denisova, Alexey V. Tsurgaev

8.p12 Long-term modeling of the ring current and radiation beltelectron dynamics with the VERB-4D codeNikita Aseev, Yuri Shprits, Alexander Drozdov, Adam Kellerman,Dedong Wang

8.p13 Extreme Events and Extreme EnergiesYuri Shprits

8.p14 Radiation hazards and mitigation for M5 ESCAPEJohan De Keyser, Iannis Dandouras, Masatoshi Yamauchi, HenriReme, Octav Marghitu, Ioannis Daglis, Antonis Paschalis and theM5 ESCAPE proposal team

8.p15 PROBA-V/EPT data products for improved LEO radiation beltunderstandingStanislav Borisov, Sylvie Benck and Mathias Cyamukungu

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Session 9: The role of solar radio observations in Space Weatherscience

9.e01 Constraining the solar coronal magnetic field strength usingsplit-band type II radio burst observationsP. Kishore, R. Ramesh, K. Hariharan, C. Kathiravan, and N.Gopalswamy

9.e02 The Dawn of Solar Physics and Space Weather studies withthe Sardinia Radio Telescope: Imaging of the Chromospherein the Millimeter Range, a Feasibility StudyAlberto Pellizzoni, Noemi Iacolina, Alessandro Navarrini, GiuseppeValente, Elise Egron, Mauro Messerotti

9.p03 Radio observations as input for the ESPERTA model toforecast moderate-to-extreme solar proton eventsMonica Laurenza, Tommaso Alberti, and Edward W. Cliver

9.p04 Impact of the 2015 November 04 solar radio burst on AirTraffic operationsC. Marque, K. -L. Klein, C. Monstein, H. Opgenoorth, S. Buchert,A. Pulkkinen, S. Krucker, R. Van Hoof, P. Thulesen

9.p05 Active region jets on August 25, 2011L. Harra, S. Matthews, D. Berghmans, V. Krupar, D. Mueller

9.p06 Multi-instrument observations of an X9.3 flareI. E. Dammasch, M. Dominique, J. Magdalenic, C. Marque

9.p07 Real-Time Alert System for GNSS Signal DegradationCaused by Solar Radio Bursts.Jean-Marie Chevalier, Nicolas Bergeot

9.p08 Radio observations of recent solar flares from ESA SoilMoisture and Ocean Salinity (SMOS) MissionRaffaele Crapolicchio, Daniele Casella, Christophe Marque

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Session 10: ICME and SEPs throughout the Heliosphere: multi-spacecraft observations and data-driven modeling

10.p01 Solar energetic electron events during solar cycles 23 and24Susan Samwel, Rositsa Miteva, Marcus Costa-Duarte

10.p02 Multi-spacecraft observations and transport simulations ofsolar energetic particles for the May 17th 2012 ground leveleventMarkus Battarbee, Jingnan Guo, Silvia Dalla, RobertWimmer-Schweingruber, Bill Swalwell, David J. Lawrence

10.p03 Cosmic ray modulation by ICME-driven shocksAnamarija Kirin, Bojan Vrsnak, Mateja Dumbovic, Bernd Heber,Slaven Lulic

10.p04 Using Forbush decreases to derive the transit time of ICMEspropagating from 1 AU to MarsJohan L. Freiherr von Forstner,Jingnan Guo,Robert F.Wimmer-Schweingruber,Donald M. Hassler,ManuelaTemmer,Mateja Dumbovic,Lan K. Jian,Jan K. Appel,JasaCalogovic,Bent Ehresmann,Bernd Heber,Henning Lohf,ArikPosner,Christian T. Steigies,Bojan Vrsnak,Cary J. Zeitlin

10.p05 The analytical diffusion-expansion model for Forbushdecreases caused by flux ropesMateja Dumbovic, Manuela Temmer

10.p06 Unusual cosmic ray intensity variations during the last solarcyclesAthanasios Smponias, Ioannis Lytrosyngounis, EvangeliaSamara, Dimitra Lingri, Helen Mavromichalaki

10.p07 Precursor signals on Forbush decreases of cosmic rayintensity without shockDimitra Lingri, Helen Mavromichalaki, Anatoly Belov, EugeniaEroshenko, Maria Abunina

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10.p08 Tracking the evolution of solar storms in interplanetaryspace through the identification of Forbush decreases atEarth and at MarsA. Papaioannou, A. Anastasiadis, J. Guo, A. Belov, E. Eroshenko,A. Abunin, M. Abunina

10.p09 Modeling observations of solar coronal mass ejections withheliospheric imagers verified with the Heliophysics SystemObservatoryC. Mostl, A. Isavnin, P. D. Boakes, E. K. J. Kilpua, J. A. Davies, R.A. Harrison, D. Barnes, V. Krupar, J. P. Eastwood, S. W. Good, R.J. Forsyth, V. Bothmer, M. A. Reiss, T. Amerstorfer, R. M. Winslow,B. J. Anderson, L. C. Philpott, L. Rodriguez, A. P. Rouillard, P.Gallagher, T. Nieves-Chinchilla and T. L. Zhang

10.p10 Modelling Solar Energetic Particle Propagation in 3DHeliospheric Solar Wind ConditionsNicolas Wijsen, Angels Aran, Stefaan Poedts, Jens Pomoell

Session 11: Space Weather effects in the ionosphere and thermo-sphere: advances in monitoring, modeling and mitigation tech-niques

11.e01 Variation of foF2 in Rome observatory during solar minimumin the last three solar cyclesA. Ippolito L. Perrone and C. Cesaroni

11.e02 Variation of Total Electron Contents (TECs) during the lastsolar minimum in RomeAlessandro Ippolito, Claudio Cesaroni, Luca Spogli

11.e03 Real-time identification of travelling ionosphericdisturbances based on high frequency reflected radio pulsesAnna Belehaki, Bodo Reinisch, Ivan Galkin, David Altadill, TobiasVerhulst, Jens Mielich, Dalia Buresova, Daniel Kouba and theNet-TIDE project team

11.e04 SID monitor from Paris ObservatoryCarine Briand, Sofiane Mezziani

11.e05 The detection of ultra-relativistic electrons in low Earth orbitAthanassios Katsiyannis, Marie Dominique, Viviane Pierrard,Graciela Lopez Rosson

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11.e06 The Limadou project on the CSES space mission: Study ofseismo associated phenomena.A. De Santis, C. Cesaroni, G. Cianchini, R. Di Giovambattista, A.Ippolito, D. Marchetti, L. Perrone and A. Piscini

11.e07 A new 3D electron density nowcast and forecast service forthe Ionosphere Monitoring and Prediction Center based ongradient enhanced kriging and SMART+David Minkwitz and Tatjana Gerzen

11.e08 Hemispheric asymmetry of ionospheric scintillations duringthe 2015 St. Patrick’s Day stormGiulia D’Angelo, Mirko Piersanti, Igino Coco, Lucilla Alfonsi, LucaSpogli

11.e09 Plasma Impedance of Ne using an Ejectable Systemexperiment (PIONeERS)Jonathan Camillieri, Hannah Swinbourne, Chloe Weyham,Matthew J. Angling

11.p10 The UAH-SID monitoring stationFernando Montoya, Alberto Garcia, Antonio Guerrero, JudithPalacios, and Consuelo Cid

11.p11 Retrieval of O and N2 distributions from PROBA2-LYRAoccultation dataMarie Dominique, Edward Thiemann

11.p12 Using platform magnetometers to observe and detect SpaceWeather eventsEelco Doornbos, Claudia Stolle, Martin Rother, Ingo Michaelis,Gang Lu, Lotfi Massarweh, Alessandra Menicucci, ElisabettaIorfida

11.p13 Space weather monitoring project at the Normal LockyerObservatory, UKWilliam Borrows, Lucia Calverley, Daniel Gymer, Amy Hampshire,Thomas Ledgerwood, Stephanie O’Neil, Rowan Walker-Gibbons,Sharon Strawbridge, Iain Grant, Alan Shuttleworth, Ken Bailey,Suzy Bingham, Steve Marple, Ez Balci

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11.p14 Effects of Thermosphere Total Density Perturbations duringSevere Conditions, as revealed by the GRACE missionFlorent Deleflie, Carine Briand, Muhammad Ali Sammuneh,Richard Biancale

11.p15 Climatological behaviour of the Total Electron Content at theSouth PoleNicolas Bergeot, Jean-Marie Chevalier

11.p16 September 2017 ionospheric storm effects observed in thePruhonice stationZbysek Mosna, Daniel Kouba, Petra Koucka Knizova, DaliaBuresova, Tereza Sindelarova, Jaroslav Urbar, Jaroslav Chum

11.p17 Digisonde drift measurement during the September 2017stormDaniel Kouba, Zbysek Mosna, Petra Koucka Knizova, DaliaBuresova, Tereza Sindelarova, Jaroslav Urbar, Jaroslav Chum

11.p18 New Space Weather Instrumentation in Support ofEISCAT 3DThomas Ulich, Antti Kero, Johannes Norberg, Mikko Orispaa,Tomi Teppo, Juha Vierinen, Lassi Roininen, Tero Raita, MarkkuLehtinen, Esa Turunen

11.p19 Data analysis and simulation of Plasma Flow Vortices in theMagnetotailKh. Chargazia, O. Kharshiladze, G. Zimbardo, J, Rogava

11.p20 Complex Dynamics of Equatorial ScintillationM. Piersanti, L. Spogli, A. Cicone, L. Alfonsi, M. Materassi, V.Romano and R.G. Ezquer

11.p21 Evaluating the dependence of the foF2 parameter variationon geomagnetic activity during the maximum of the #24solar cycle at midlatitudeK. A. Berenyi, A. Kis, V. Barta

11.p22 First estimation of the suprathermal electron momentum inthe upper ionosphereHanane Marif, Jean Lilensten

11.p23 Multi-station basis for Polar Cap (PC) indices. Ensuringcredibility and operational reliability.Peter Stauning

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11.p24 First Measurements from the EUV and X-Ray IrradianceSensors (EXIS) on GOES-16J. Machol, F. Eparvier, R. Viereck, T. Woods, A. Jones, M. Snow,D. Woodraska, E. Thiemann, W. McClintock, M. Anfinson

11.p25 Statistical Investigation of Ionospheric Electron DensityDuring Geomagnetic Storms Over Istanbul And Implicationsfor GPS CommunicationsBute Naz Erbas, Zerefsan Kaymaz

11.p26 Vertical and oblique incidence sounder networks in theAustralian regionPhillip Maher, Vickal Kumar, Zahra Bouya

11.p27 Geomagnetic storm effect at mid-low-equatorial D-regionionosphere inferred using very low frequency wavesAjeet Kumar Maurya

11.p28 Seasonal and local time evolution of geomagneticfluctuations over the last 100 yearsPyry Peitso, Eija Tanskanen

11.p29 Ionospheric and thermospheric response to the 22-23 June2015 geomagnetic storm as seen from the SwarmconstellationE. Astafyeva, I. Zakharenkova, E. Doornbos, J. van den IJssel

11.p30 The solar wind driving as a regulator of ionosphericconcentration dynamic in the auroral zoneLiudmila Makarova, Alexander Shirochkov

11.p31 The Met Office Atmospheric Density ServiceMike Marsh, David Jackson, Daniel Heynderickx, Eugeniu MihneaPopescu, Ana Caramete, Vlad Constantinescu, Reuben Wright

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Session 12: Enhanced Space Weather Monitoring System (LA-GRANGE MISSIONS & D3S)

12.p01 Development of a miniaturised energetic particle detector forSpace Weather applicationsYulia Bogdanova, Nicola Guerrini, Simon Woodland, HenriqueAraujo, Rain Irshad, Doug Griffin, Eamonn Daly

12.p02 The Worldwide Interplanetary Scintillation (IPS) Stations(WIPSS) Network as a Future Worldwide Space-WeatherInstrumentMario M. Bisi, J. Americo Gonzalez-Esparza, Bernard V. Jackson,Hsiu-Shan Yu, Munetoshi Tokumaru, Igor Chashei, SergeyTyul’bashev, Richard A. Fallows, Periasamy K. Manoharan,Ernesto Aguilar-Rodriguez, Oyuki Chang, Dusan Odstrcil, DavidF. Webb, Vladimir Shishov, and David Barnes.

12.p03 Space weather data from high resolution space radiationmonitoring with the miniaturized spacecraft payloadSATRAM/Timepix on board Proba-V satelliteCarlos Granja

12.p04 Energetic Neutrals for Space Environment MonitoringYoshifumi Futaana, Xiao-Dong Wang, Martin Wieser, GeorgiosNicolaou, Stas Barabash, Berndt Klecker, Peter Wurz, PhillipeEscoubet, Alain Hilgers, Fabrice Cipriani

12.p05 Solar Observations from Off the Sun-Earth Line: Sun-EarthLagrangian Explorer (SELEX)Nat Gopalswamy, Barbara J. Thompson, Terry Kucera, Joseph M.Davila, O. Christopher St. Cyr, Charles N. Arge, Douglas Rabin,Qian Gong; Sarbani Basu; Leon Golub, Ed DeLuca; CraigDeForest; Valentin Martinez-Pillet, Frank Hill, Mark Miesch;Jesper Schou, Sami K. Solanki; Jackie Davies, Richard A.Harrison; David Berghmans; S. Paul Rajaguru

12.p06 Occurrence of anomalies on operating ESA satellitesC. Clavie, S. Kraft, J.P. Luntama

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Session 13: System Science: Application to space weather anal-ysis, modelling and forecasting

13.e01 Long Term Variation of Latitudinal Distribution of CoronalHolesBidzina Chargeishvili, Darejan Japaridze, Tengiz Mdzinarishvili,Bidzina Shergelashvili

13.p02 Three-dimensional data assimilation and reanalysis ofradiation belt electronsJuan Sebastian Cervantes-Villa, Yuri Shprits, Adam Kellerman,Alexander Drozdov

13.p03 Proton Prediction using Deep learningSeungBum Yang, TaeYoung Kim, JangSeok Choi, DoHyun Kim,SoYeon Kang, MyungJin Choi

13.p04 Solar Demon flare and dimming statistics from AIAobservations 2010-2017Emil Kraaikamp, Cis Verbeeck

13.p05 Forecasting the AE indices using machine learningMagnus Wik, Peter Wintoft

13.p06 A Comparative Performance Study of Machine LearningAlgorithms for Space Weather ForecastingNikolaos Nanouris, Panos Boumis

13.p07 Using the Local Ensemble Transform Kalman Filter (LETKF)For Upper Atmosphere ModellingSean Elvidge, Matthew J. Angling

13.p08 Space radiation study based on cascades simulations ingeospacePavlos Paschalis, Helen Mavromichalaki, Anastasia Tezari, MariaGerontidou

13.p09 Operational control of near-Earth’s radiation conditions byspace weather services at SMDC MSUS. Bobrovnikov, V.Kalegaev, V.Barinova, N.Kuznetsov, I.Myagkova, D. Nguyen, Yu. Shugay, N. Vlasova

13.p10 A self-consistent method for deriving polar ionosphericconvection from eigenanalysis of SuperDARN radar dataRobert Shore, Mervyn Freeman, Gareth Chisham

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13.p11 Training a new generation of Space Weather experts inMachine LearningJorge Amaya, Diego Gonzalez-Herrero, Giovanni Lapenta

13.p12 Robust Nonlinear Predictive Model Identification for Kpindex ForecastingYuanlin Gu, Hua-Liang Wei, Simon N. Walker and Michael A.Balikhin

13.p13 Hidden factors in Solar-Terrestrial Connection as reason ofnatural limitation on forecasting efficiency of space weatherimpactsPustil’nik Lev A.

13.p14 Development of MLT electron flux modelsM. A. Balikhin, S. N. Walker

13.p15 Increasing the horizon of the Sheffield GEO radiation beltelectron flux forecasts.S. N. Walker, T. Arber, K. Bennett, M. Liemohn, B. van der Holst,P. Wintoft, N. Y. Ganushkina, and M. A. Balikhin

13.p16 Forecasting the photospheric magnetic field using machinelearningLjubomir Nikolic, Julio J. Valdes

Session 14: Multi-viewpoint versus single-viewpoint observationsand modelling - Lessons learned from 10 years of STEREO

14.e01 Deriving Kinematic Properties of Non-Radial andAsymmetric CMEs: Methods and ImplicationsBarbara Thompson

14.e02 Solar wind speed forecasting with a STEREO persistencemodel using uncertainty assessment from the evolution ofcoronal holesManuela Temmer, Juergen Hinterreiter, Martin A. Reiss

14.e03 STEREO/SDO Observations of Stealthy but Earth-affectingCMEsNariaki Nitta, Tamitha Mulligan

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14.e04 Continuous 360 degree observation of a large, long-living,low-latitude coronal hole during the maximum of solar cycle24Stephan G. Heinemann, Manuela Temmer, Stefan Hofmeister,Astrid M. Veronig, Susanne Vennerstrom

14.e05 Can coronal dimmings serve as proxy for characteristicCME parameters?Karin Dissauer, Astrid M. Veronig, Manuela Temmer, KamalamVanninathan, Tatiana Podladchikova, Julia M. Riedl

14.e06 Solar signatures and eruption mechanism of the August 14,2010 coronal mass ejectionElke D’Huys, Daniel B. Seaton, Anik De Groof, David Berghmans,Stefaan Poedts

14.p07 Simulation of CMEs in 2007 – 2016 Using theWSA-ENLIL+Cone Modeling SystemL.K. Jian, D. Odstrcil, M.L. Mays, A.P. Rouillard

14.p08 A consideration of the multi-viewpoint and single-viewpointexploitation of heliospheric imaging in light of the ten yearsof the STEREO/HI instrumentsRichard Harrison, Jackie Davies

14.p09 Automated detection of coronal mass ejections inthree-dimensions using multi-viewpoint observationsJoseph Hutton, Huw Morgan

14.p10 A multi-spacecraft view of a giant filament eruption during2009 september 26/27Brigitte Schmieder, Sanjay Gosain, Guy Artzner, SergeiBogachev, Tibor Torok

14.p11 Active region evolution and the formation of eruptiveconfigurationsLucie Green, Alex James, Gherardo Valori, Stephanie Yardley

14.p12 A regularised full-Newton VARPRO iteration for thestereoscopic reconstruction of loops in EUV imagesBernd Inhester, Iulia Chifu

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Session 15: Ground-based Operational and Infrastructure Impactsof Space Weather

15.e01 Strengths and weaknesses of monitoring useful realtimemid-latitude geomagnetic disturbances: Local Disturbanceindex and Local Current indexAntonio Guerrero, Elena Saiz, Consuelo Cid, Judith Palacios,Yolanda Cerrato

15.p02 Association between space weather conditions andemergency ambulance calls for elevated arterial bloodpressureJone Vencloviene, Deivydas Kiznys, Agne Braziene, PauliusDobozinskas

15.p03 Characterizing the geomagnetic field variability for the studyof magnetic storm impact on electric power linesPilipenko V.A., Belakhovsky V.B., Sakharov Ya.A., Selivanov V.N.

15.p04 SWIGS: A New UK Research Consortium to Study ‘SpaceWeather Impacts on Ground-based Systems’Alan Thomson (on behalf of the SWIGS consortium*)

15.p05 An investigation into Geoelectric tides at three sites in theUKOrsi Baillie, Kathy Whaler, Ciaran Beggan

15.p06 Space weather effects and Polish energy infrastructureA. Gil, R. Modzelewska, P. Szmitkowski, A. Wawrzynczak

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